Learning to trade raises questions at odd hours, often the moment you are about to press a button. This article explains how our support works: no office hours, no ticket queue and no silly questions, with an example of the kind of conversation members have with the team every day.
Here is an illustrative example of a support conversation. A member on holiday asks when trade ideas are usually sent, because the time zone is confusing them. The team replies that most ideas go out during the London and New York sessions, asks where the member is, and converts the times for them. Short, specific and solved in a minute, which is how most questions go.
Phone, Telegram or WhatsApp, 24/7. Wherever you are and whatever the time, a real person picks up the question. There is no ticket system and no waiting until Monday morning, because the question that matters most is usually the one you have right before placing a trade. Support that arrives two days later is not support. We would rather you asked before you pressed the button than after.
Ask the same thing three times if you need to. Beginners often worry they are being a nuisance, and that worry stops them asking the question that would have saved them a mistake. It should not. Explaining things clearly, as many times as it takes, is what we are here for. Ask us your first question, and the second, and the tenth.
Mostly during the London and New York sessions, which is when gold is most active. If you are in a different time zone, the team will convert the times for you.
No. Ask as often as you need to, at any hour. Repeating a question is fine.
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